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Samir, Lalit Modi question mother's use of voting rights
Samir and Lalit Modi have raised concerns over mother Bina Modi's potential influence through shareholder voting rights at Godfrey Phillips India Ltd due to her control over KK Modi Investment and Financial Services,. This has created a conflict over her reappointment to the company's board amidst a bitter family inheritance dispute. The brothers suspect their mother of misusing her voting rights, leading to legal actions and a looming decision at the upcoming annual general meeting.
Delhi HC seeks response from Bina Modi, other family branches
A Division Bench led by Justice Neena Bansal Krishna also issued notice to Bina’s children - Charu, Samir and Lalit Modi, besides various companies -Rajputana Developers, Kaushambi Industries, KK Modi Investment & Financial Services, Modicare Ltd and Premium Tradelink.
Himachal Pradesh: Six newly elected MLAs take oath
Former minister and BJP MLA from Dharamshala, Sudhir Sharma was the first to take oath followed by Congress MLA Anuradha Rana from Lahaul and Spiti. The others who took oath are Congress MLA from Sujanpur, Captain Ranjit Singh, BJP MLA from Barsar, Inder Dutt Lakhanpal, Congress MLA from Gagret, Rakesh Kalia and Congress MLA from Kutlehar, Vivek Sharma.
Its advantage BJP in Himachal for Lok Sabha and advantage Sukhu for bypolls
BJP is poised for a third consecutive victory in Himachal Pradesh, with all four candidates leading in their constituencies. Notable contests include Anurag Thakur in Hamirpur and Kangana Ranaut in Mandi. Congress faces setbacks, with Anand Sharma trailing. The by-polls reflect voter sentiments towards Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu.
Himachal BJP expels 2 rebel leaders from party
After revolt in Congress, six Congress MLAs -- Rajinder Rana (Sujanpur), Sudhir Sharma (Dharamshala), Ravi Thakur (Lahaul and Spiti), Inder Dutt Lakhanpal (Barsar), Chetanya Sharma (Gagret) and Devinder Kumar Bhutto (Kutlehar) -- had voted in favour of the BJP Rajya Sabha Nominee Harsh Mahajan on February 27.
Centre sticks to demand for bigger profit share from Vedanta's Rajasthan block
The Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta had moved the Supreme Court against the Delhi High Court's March order that permitted the government to seek a higher share in the profit upon renewal of the contract. The HC had held that there cannot be an extension of the PSC unconditionally on the same terms and conditions which were prevailing 25 years ago on May 15, 1995, the effective date of the PSC.
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Consensus on settlement of Voda tax case soon: Government
Vodafone through its counsel Anuradha Dutt sought liberty to proceed with the arbitration relating to this dispute if the settlement talks with the government fail, and requested clarification to the court's November 17, 2020, and December 8, 2020, orders relating to the case.
Centre effects major bureaucratic reshuffle, BV Umadevi appointed as Additional Secretary in MHA
As per the order issued on Tuesday, the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has approved these appointments which include the name of Shailesh Kumar Singh, presently in Jharkhand cadre, appointed as Additional Secretary and Development Commissioner, Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.
Government mum on challenging Vodafone arbitration award
Delhi High Court had asked the Centre at an earlier hearing to state whether it would challenge the arbitration award in favour of Vodafone. The Centre then sought additional time to respond.
Entitled to relief of restraining Vodafone from initiating second international arbitration, Centre tells Delhi High Court
The Centre urged the high court to sine die adjourn its appeal against the single judge's verdict permitting consolidation of two international arbitrations initiated by the company against India under the India-Netherlands and India-UK BIPA.
Foreign practitioners allowed in India-seated arbitrations
India has amended the Arbitration and Conciliation Act to permit foreign practitioners in India-seated arbitrations, and enable unconditional stay of enforcement of arbitral awards that are induced by fraud or corruption.
Vodafone wins international arbitration against India in $2 billion tax dispute case
British telco Vodafone Group Plc won a decade-long battle against the Indian tax department’s demand of Rs 20,000 crore, stemming from its entry into the country in 2007, said people with knowledge of the matter.
Daiichi-Ranbaxy row: HC directs Singh brothers to disclose foreign bank accounts, assets
The court had directed the local commissioner to sell the entire lot of unencumbered shares of the respondents, other than Malvinder Singh in listed companies.
Delhi HC seeks Centre's reply on Vodafone plea on jurisdiction over international arbitration
Court issued notice to the Centre on a cross-objection filed by Vodafone in a pending appeal of the government against a single judge's May 7 order.
Delhi High Court refuses to stall Vodafone’s second arbitration in UK
The court also vacated an interim order of August 2017, where it had restrained the company from taking any further action under the Notice of Arbitration of January 24, 2017, under India-UK BIPA.
Books, movies and music you should watch out for in 2018
Rajinikanth will be back in 2018, on the big screen at least if not in the political arena, with his film 2.0. The year will also see a slew of politicians bringing out books, from autobiographies to political analyses.
Daiichi gave Delhi High Court wrong information: Singh brothers
Contrary to Daiichi's allegation that RHC had violated these orders, Dutt said the unencumbered shares of RHC in Religare have gone above what were undertaken in March.
Keep status quo on Fortis stake: Supreme Court tells Singh Brothers
The order, a result of Daiichi Sankyo's latest petition at the apex court, might block the brothers from selling any shares in their flagship hospital chain.
President Pranab Mukherjee confers Padma Awards to 44 persons
The focus of this year's Padma awards, according to the officials in the Home Ministry, was on recognising talent of unknown and unsung heroes of the country.
Vedanta appoints K Venkataramanan as independent non-executive director
Anuradha Dutt, Non-Executive Independent Director resigned from the board of the company w.e.f. March 31, 2017 due to other commitments, the statement added.
Vedanta to increase women representation on board to 33% by 2020
Vedanta's board currently has two female directors - Lalita Gupte and Anuradha Dutt - out of nine board members, including Chairman Emeritus Anil Agarwal.
Government's move to challenge Vodafone ruling to hamper settlement talks
“This (the decision to challenge) is an added complication to the Vodafone-government tax arbitration,” Anuradha Dutt, Vodafone's lawyer on the tax woes of the company, told ET.
Awards launched: Intolerance to dominate this year's Bangalore Literature Festival
Introduction of literary awards in three categories -fiction, nonfiction and literary achievement in Kannada -will be the other highlight.
Vodafone wins transfer pricing battle against I-T department
Vodafone India won its battle against the income-tax department over transfer pricing in the Bombay High Court, which set aside the appellate tribunal’s ruling.
Anuradha Dutt appointed as additional director to board of Vedanta
Anuradha Dutt, an eminent lawyer, has been appointed as an additional independent director to the board of Vedanta Limited.
HC sets aside tax demand of Rs 3,200 crore on Vodafone India
The taxman has accused Vodafone India of violating transfer pricing regulations by under-pricing shares it had issued to its parent, Vodafone Plc, in a rights issue.
Vodafone India not liable to pay further transfer pricing tax: Bombay High Court
The HC said Vodafone India was not liable to pay further transfer pricing tax that the taxman had imposed in addition to the long pending withholding tax.
Vodafone conciliation talks fail, tax department to collect dues
Govt to withdraw its conciliation proposal to sort out the Rs 20,000 cr tax dispute and move ahead with the collection of dues.
Legal divas follow Zia Mody's footsteps, rewrite industry laws
Meet some of today's top women lawyers who are following in the hallowed footsteps of India's best-known legal diva, the 56-year-old Zia Mody.
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